TAG: homeschool science

Testing for bacteria (germs) can be a great idea for a science fair experiment since there are so many possibilities for science questions, and because because carrying out the experiment is pretty easy using bacteria growing kits, (and yes, we have them at the Science Bob Store.) Besides, who doesn’t like checking out bacteria and […]

Amy Huntley is a former science teacher and Mom that runs a great blog where she shares activities that she has done with her family. This exploration of polymers and bouncing balls caught our eye and we were happy that Amy would share it with us. We’ve adapted it just a bit. The fun part […]

Many florists sell colored carnations, but I think it is more fun to make your own! And you can learn a little something about plants in the process. Best of all, you can make the flowers just about any color you want. Start off with some white carnations from your local florist. We paid about […]

What would the science world be without vinegar & baking soda? It would be a little less exciting at the Community School of West Seattle. Michelle Taylor teaches a K-2 program there and she decided to add a little science excitement to her classroom. With a little vinegar, baking soda, a bottle and a […]